The audio AC3 5.1 in mkv decoding in VLC 2.1.0 (nightly) seem to be broken.
The sound seems to fade in and out from the different speakers.
Is it a known problem ?
The same file sound fine when using vlc 2.0.7
Thanks.
AC3 5.1 decoding in VLC 2.1.0
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Lotesdelere
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Re: AC3 5.1 decoding in VLC 2.1.0
What is the last VLC 2.1.0 nightly build version which is working fine ?
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Re: AC3 5.1 decoding in VLC 2.1.0
And what audio output are you using?
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Re: AC3 5.1 decoding in VLC 2.1.0
I do not recall which one, I will have to try them all. but it seem to fail decoding for all AC-3 recording not just inside .mkv, I have just tried with .tp (transport stream) recording from a tv show and the sound also fade in and out.What is the last VLC 2.1.0 nightly build version which is working fine ?
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Re: AC3 5.1 decoding in VLC 2.1.0
I am using the 'default' output which is mapped to my onboard sound (realtek) of my motherboard.And what audio output are you using?
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Re: AC3 5.1 decoding in VLC 2.1.0
Can you try to use the Waveout one, please?
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Re: AC3 5.1 decoding in VLC 2.1.0
Using the 'Waveout' output works.
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Re: AC3 5.1 decoding in VLC 2.1.0
I have this problem too. On every DVD I try. I've tried setting to WaveOut and it still happens.
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